Gardaland Resort

We visited Gardaland in August/September 2025. Using our blue badge we were shown to the disabled parking at no cost. To enter there was quite a long walk as the train was not running. You do not buy tickets prior to your visit if you are a disabled visitor as they judge you individually as to what you can use. The review takes a while and - despite being in a scooter - I had to verify that I was actually disabled. Fortunately I had a photo of my blue badge on my phone and this was what they needed. The actual badge was in the car so it may have meant a journey back to the car. I was allowed free entry and my husband was given reduced entry There is a very detailed brochure - photo attached - which gives very details of who they take on which ride. I was a bit disappointed tbh as some of the rides I could have managed were simply not allowed. We found that when we went to each round the attendant offered us a double ride which meant that I didn't have to climb in and out each time. The park was not very busy and so the queues were not an issue at all. We did find it a bit difficult to find the disabled access to the rides but we eventually found them Food halls were available and equally easily accessible It is worth a visit to GardaLand - we had a fun day and it was easy to use and find.